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Realme Buds Air Pro Master Edition revealed by company CEO

The Realme Buds Air Pro are the first TWS earphones with ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) of the brand. We already reviewed them and established they bring a superb powerful sound, excellent battery life, and an attractive price tag.

Now the accessory, initially launched in White or Black, is also arriving in Grey but the device will be called Realme Buds Air Pro Master Edition. The audio wearable was finally revealed by the company CEO in an official teaser on Twitter and the buds can be seen on the live stream page as well.

Few days ago I asked you guys which Master Edition do you expect next from #realme.

Presenting #realmeBudsAirPro Master Edition by José Lévy, a design inspired by space capsules & sci-fi!

Watch the video for a sneak-peek & livestream tomorrow for more: https://t.co/vx95vPJDtm pic.twitter.com/kwilFNC1Gv

— Madhav Sheth (@MadhavSheth1) December 22, 2020

Madhav Sheth, CEO at Realme Europe & India, revealed the new version is designed by Jose Levy – the very same person that was behind the Buds Q. The design is inspired by space capsules and sci-fi, and we can add it looks in unison with nature and might bring a feeling, similar to a rock pebble carved by water.

Realme Air Buds Pro Master Edition revealed by company CEO

Both the case and the buds will be a glossy gray color, but the rubbery tips will remain black – this is hardly an issue since they will be inside the ears at all time and it will be a bit harder to spot any dirt. The Buds Air Pro will be unveiled tomorrow alongside the Watch S Pro which was also teased by Sheth earlier this month.


Author: Yordan
Source: GSMArena

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